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Commercialisé en janvier 2015, le portable XPS 13 se veut un concurrent du MacBook Air, avec un "écran sans bordures " et une option de mise à niveau à écran tactile.

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Will Samsung 950 Pro work in Dell XPS 13 9350?

I just bought a xps 13 9350 with the core i5, 8gb's ram and a 128gb ssd (turns out its the Samsung cm871 m.2). I was planning on replacing the drive immediately with a 512GB and didn't want to give Dell $500+ or more to do it (plus, I wanted to stick to a non-touchscreen lower res display for better battery life).

I bought a Samsung 950 Pro 512gb from amazon and I'm not sure if it will work or not and I can't find anything online that says definitively that it will or wont? Hoping someone here knows?

Seems like on the previous xps 13 (i think its the 9343) it likely wouldn't, but with the switch to skylake in the 9350, maybe it will?

Thanks in advance!

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No one seemed to know, zero answers online, so I took a chance and tried it and it works fine, but you do need to have the Intel RST drivers on a usb stick during install for windows 10 to see the drive:

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/downloa...

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Thank you very much Scott. Good karma points for you, sharing the solution. It is highly appreciated!

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I did a similar thing, installed Samsung 2 TB SSD NVMe 960 Pro on my Dell XPS 13 9360. It works without a problem or any additional installation steps with Ubuntu 17.10, but the thing I noticed is that there is now noise(coil noise, coil whine) in my headphones every time there is load on SSD, and even without heavy load there is lower small noise. I am not sure if it is SSD, but Googling around it seems this is the issue with some high density Samsung SSDs, and it seems XPS is even more susceptible to this than other devices.

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